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Article #25571Re: Hardware Recommendations for Large Files
From: Tim Murray
Date: Tue, 02 Jul 2002 17:54
Date: Tue, 02 Jul 2002 17:54
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Geez, I dunno... to have (1) two machines doing this, and (2) a 1.2 GHz machine with 256K do that is certainly odd. Could the size of your graphics be something monstrous? Like maybe 2400-dpi TIFFs? (Even then, I can't imagine being THAT slow...) Do all graphics do this? Does the type of graphic have relevance? The complexity? Are these graphics linked to files on a network?
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